Sometimes I Feel Like It, Sometimes I Don’t \\ Contradictions \\ Apostle Ken Bennett

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Have you ever loved God but felt nothing? Prayed faithfully but Heaven felt silent? You’re not broken—you’re in what Pastor Ken calls “the white space.” In this week’s message from 1 Kings 19, Pastor Ken Bennett teaches that spiritual dryness is not a sign of separation but an invitation to deeper intimacy. Elijah found himself weary after his greatest victory, proving that even the strongest believers can wrestle with silence between the miracle and the manifestation. You’ll discover: • Why spiritual “white spaces” are God’s classroom for maturity • How to recognize divine silence as preparation, not punishment • What to do when your emotions don’t match your faith • Why angels are deployed in your white spaces 👉 Scripture Reference: 1 Kings 19:1–8 👉 Series: Contradictions, Week 3 — “Sometimes I Feel Like It, Sometimes I Don’t” Key Thought: Faith isn’t the denial of feelings—it’s the decision to trust what you know about God over what you feel in the moment. If you’ve ever been in a season where your prayers feel dry and your worship feels weightless, this message is for you. 👇 Watch now and let this Word remind you that even in the silence, God is still speaking. For more information, visit www.visitccp.com #ConnectChurchPlano #DiscoverGod #FindCommunity #EmbracePurpose #ChurchOnline #SundayService